Terms

How the app may be used. Last changed 30 September 2026.

What the app does

This app is a media player. It does not provide, host, sell or distribute content, and it is the source of no stream.

Every channel, film and series you see comes from the service you sign in to. The app connects to the address you give it and plays what comes back.

Use

The app is for personal use. Rebroadcasting streams, handing on what you have saved, or using any of it commercially is outside that.

Passing the download on unchanged is welcome. Selling the app, charging for access to it, changing it, or presenting it as your own work is not.

Responsibility

That the subscription and the credentials are yours, and that using them follows the law where you are and the rights on the content, is your responsibility.

What you watch, whether it keeps running, how good it looks and whether it is lawful are your service's doing. A channel that will not open, disappears from the list or carries the wrong name is something at their end.

The app does not police your service's rules on your behalf, and is in no position to.

Parental control

Parental control hides or locks entries whose name or category points at adult content. It goes by how your service named things, so it is not a perfect filter.

Where a young child may pick up the remote, use your service's own restrictions as well rather than resting on this alone.

Warranty

The app is provided as it is. Nobody promises it will run without interruption, or that it will get along with every service; they do not all speak quite the same way.

Downloading, saving and parental control are there to help as far as they can. Keeping a copy of anything that matters is still a good habit.

Trial and licence

Every device runs the whole app free for thirty days. After that it plays only with a licence, or while it is signed in with a working code from your service.

A licence belongs to one Amber account and covers up to five devices signed in to that account at the same time. It is for you and the people you live with; an account shared beyond that, or sold on, may be closed. A device can be taken off on the account page at any time to make room for another.

A licence runs for the time it was bought for — one year, two years, or, for a lifetime licence, for as long as the app is offered. Time bought is added to what is left. What you buy is permission to use the app, not the software itself, and the app stays closed-source.

Where your service gives you a code to sign in with, the app is free on that device while the code works: that is your service's arrangement with us, and when it ends the device goes back to its own trial or licence.

If you change your mind, see Refunds.